First and Foremost, We Are Your Advocate
Developing a construction project is complicated, but it doesn’t have to feel that way. We can guide you. Over generations we’ve developed a method and process that puts people first.
Your Personality Informs the Process
Our purpose is to get to know you – your desires, needs and concerns – so we can identify when or where obstacles or opportunities exist in both design and execution. We feel a personal responsibility to help you discover, explore and develop the project that is most appropriate for you.
Let’s Collaborate
We specialize in setting up clear communication pathways to provide you with a tailor-made process – whether you are improving your home’s function, aesthetic appeal, or aligning your space to your desired quality of life.
Our Ideal Client
- Doesn’t know where to start or who to talk to about their project.
- Requires their vision, expectations, budget and schedule to be proactively managed.
- Values planning and preparation.
“Some of the most successful projects that I have ever performed in my career experienced ‘screeching brakes’ early on in the process – typically when the reality of the magnitude of the project started to sink in. Those clients were willing to voice their concerns and allow a conversation to share their perspective which allowed for us to decide whether it made any sense to proceed. In some cases the clients decided not to proceed because they discovered through the process that the project wasn’t worth the investment, disruption, etc. (‘I love the convertible in the showroom, but not that much!’)
For others, it was a necessary experience to better understand their priorities along with the realities of taking on such a large endeavor. It also took an emotional event for them to feel the need to communicate how the experience felt to them. Once that was communicated we were able to make adjustments, in addition to ensuring the clients that they were heard and understood. This experience allowed for us all to move forward as a unified team.”
-Gregory Beale